Comments on: Yahoo Domains: $1.99 / yr http://elliottback.com/wp/yahoo-domains-199-yr/ Internet & Technology Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:01:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Joe Dl http://elliottback.com/wp/yahoo-domains-199-yr/#comment-2197975 Joe Dl Thu, 24 Mar 2011 03:05:07 +0000 http://elliottback.com/wp/?p=998#comment-2197975 Can we start a Class Action Lawsuit Against Yahoo? Can we start a Class Action Lawsuit Against Yahoo?

]]> By: Sarapalinski http://elliottback.com/wp/yahoo-domains-199-yr/#comment-2196387 Sarapalinski Sat, 04 Dec 2010 12:10:15 +0000 http://elliottback.com/wp/?p=998#comment-2196387 Yahoo 1.99 domains is still active up to now. How do they make money with such a low price? They make money from idiots who don't read instructions when they sign-up with Yahoo Domains. The instruction is really simple. You have to CANCEL your account with Yahoo, evenif you transferred your domain to another registrar. If you don't cancel your account, they will keep charging your credit card. It's not a scam. It is legal. Because it was written on the Agreement you signed off when you transferred your domain to Yahoo. Yes, it's a stupid catch. But that's the catch! As you can see from all the comments below, people don't read Agreement blabbers. So it's your fault. Not Yahoo. Yahoo makes money from stupid people who don't read instructions and fine prints. So go ahead and just get your bargain 1.99 domains from Yahoo. After the mandatory 60 days, transfer your domain out to another registrar... then CANCEL YOUR YAHOO ACCOUNT! That's it! Yahoo 1.99 domains is still active up to now. How do they make money with such a low price? They make money from idiots who don’t read instructions when they sign-up with Yahoo Domains.

The instruction is really simple. You have to CANCEL your account with Yahoo, evenif you transferred your domain to another registrar. If you don’t cancel your account, they will keep charging your credit card. It’s not a scam. It is legal. Because it was written on the Agreement you signed off when you transferred your domain to Yahoo. Yes, it’s a stupid catch. But that’s the catch! As you can see from all the comments below, people don’t read Agreement blabbers. So it’s your fault. Not Yahoo.

Yahoo makes money from stupid people who don’t read instructions and fine prints.

So go ahead and just get your bargain 1.99 domains from Yahoo. After the mandatory 60 days, transfer your domain out to another registrar… then CANCEL YOUR YAHOO ACCOUNT! That’s it!

]]> By: Bulbul http://elliottback.com/wp/yahoo-domains-199-yr/#comment-2196378 Bulbul Fri, 03 Dec 2010 07:45:52 +0000 http://elliottback.com/wp/?p=998#comment-2196378 It is not a dirty trick?: In the front page of Yahoo, it says that 1 year charges is. $9.95. But then you intend to purchase and proceed to pay, it chages, but you do not notice that. Pls see below, what sees in that page of Yahoo: ((notice the last line;'after the Term expires'. A hook to catch you: depends on the term you choose 1-year term: $9.95 2-year term: $19.90 3-year term: $29.85 5-year term: $49.75 After term expires: $34.95/year It is not a dirty trick?:
In the front page of Yahoo, it says that 1 year charges is. $9.95. But then you intend to purchase and proceed to pay, it chages, but you do not notice that. Pls see below, what sees in that page of Yahoo: ((notice the last line;’after the Term expires’. A hook to catch you:

depends on the term you choose

1-year term: $9.95
2-year term: $19.90
3-year term: $29.85
5-year term: $49.75
After term expires: $34.95/year

]]> By: Beware YahooBilling http://elliottback.com/wp/yahoo-domains-199-yr/#comment-2196004 Beware YahooBilling Fri, 05 Nov 2010 09:31:12 +0000 http://elliottback.com/wp/?p=998#comment-2196004 I have just been through almost all of the experiences posted below. If you are reading this then think about what people are saying. I believe Yahoo views their TOS as a license to do whatever it is they warn you about in it...as if somehow they can make consumer protection laws vanish. Naw... better to take your chances elsewhere. BTW...if anyone else in here starts a class action against Yahoo, please respond in this forum and I will get in touch. Yahoo needs a serious lesson in ethics. I have just been through almost all of the experiences posted below. If you are reading this then think about what people are saying. I believe Yahoo views their TOS as a license to do whatever it is they warn you about in it…as if somehow they can make consumer protection laws vanish. Naw… better to take your chances elsewhere.

BTW…if anyone else in here starts a class action against Yahoo, please respond in this forum and I will get in touch. Yahoo needs a serious lesson in ethics.

]]> By: Michael http://elliottback.com/wp/yahoo-domains-199-yr/#comment-2192979 Michael Thu, 24 Jun 2010 09:30:32 +0000 http://elliottback.com/wp/?p=998#comment-2192979 Yahoo is THE WORST company on the Internet. I wouldn't trust them at all. And to think that knucklehead Yang turned down $43 BILLION from Microsoft. What a dope! Yahoo is THE WORST company on the Internet. I wouldn’t trust them at all. And to think that knucklehead Yang turned down $43 BILLION from Microsoft. What a dope!

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